After so any attempts on gaining back consumers' trust, Samsung finds a way to make it at least forget what happened on Samsung Galaxy Note 7 explosion. The Korean giant tech company is looking to make big changes to the Galaxy S8 off the back of the Note 7 debacle. What can we expect from it?

Samsung has had a mixed year, with the resounding success of the Galaxy S7, and the revealed disaster that was the Galaxy Note 7. Samsung is no longer manufacturing the Note 7,  it was halted by the company itself. They told users to keep their phones turned off, so many customers will be keen to bag themselves a Samsung Galaxy S8 next year.

That said, we’re still months away from the expected February or March launch of the Galaxy S8, so there’s a limit to what we can say for certain about the new phone. Fortunately, the smartphone market is relatively easy to predict, and there are also researchers who are really striving for the leakage. So, we have a good idea of what people can expect regarding on the technology of the next Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

According to Trusted Reviews, some of the likeliest Galaxy S8 features include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 830 chip or Samsung’s Exynos 8995, both of which are unannounced, as well as a 4K display and an Edge-style screen.

And excitingly, we even have some solid information to go on already: Samsung’s Vice Chairman Lee Jae-Yong has revealed that the Galaxy S8 will feature a new “slick design”, an improved camera, and an enhanced artificial intelligence service., reported by The Wall Street Journal.

If Samsung does go all out on the Galaxy S8 it's reasonable to believe that the price might go up due to increased component costs. However, Samsung might be tempted to keep the price right where it is - or even reduce it slightly - in order to attract as many consumers as it possibly can, reported by Android Authority.